Xquik MCP Server
A paid X (Twitter) data API with an MCP server and skills: tweet search, profiles, followers and account actions
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- Last commit
- MIT
Broad access
Why this level
- Through a connected X account the agent can post, reply, like, follow and send direct messages on your behalf
- Scraping and automating X may violate the platform's rules and a paid key spends credits on every request
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add mcp/xquik-mcp-serverDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Through a connected X account the agent can post, reply, like, follow and send direct messages on your behalf
- Scraping and automating X may violate the platform's rules and a paid key spends credits on every request
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Xquik is an independent X (Twitter) data service not affiliated with X Corp. The repository is a portable Agent Plugins package: root manifests connect bundled skills and the hosted MCP server `https://xquik.com/mcp` to Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Public data is read without an X developer account, only an Xquik key is needed. The MCP server has four tools: `docs` searches the documentation, `search` searches API routes, `execute` calls the chosen route with code, for example tweet search with filters by language, like count, replies and reposts, and `whoami` shows the connected Xquik account. Tweets, profiles, followers and following, relationships between accounts, lists, communities and sentiment and mention analysis are covered. Through a connected X account posts, replies, likes, follows and direct messages are available. Three skills (`x-twitter-scraper`, `xquik-mcp`, `xquik-social-research`) are installed with `bunx skills add`.
Who it is for. Marketers and social media researchers who need X data for analysis and monitoring without their own access to the official API.
Good fit when
- You need tweets about a brand with at least 100 likes excluding replies and reposts and a sentiment summary
- The follower list of a competitor's account is exported for audience analysis
- The agent builds a weekly report on a topic with quotes, dates and links to tweets
- A mention monitoring chain is connected to n8n, Zapier or Make over REST
Not a fit when
- You need data without a per-request fee: the service works on credits and search costs one credit per tweet
- You need data from private accounts without owners' consent: private reads need a connected account
- You need an official X source: the service is independent and not affiliated with X Corp
Example request
Find tweets for the query machine learning from the last week with at least 100 likes excluding replies and reposts, summarize the topics and show links to the best onesMCP
- Transport
- http
- Authentication
- OAuth
Environment variables
XQUIK_API_KEYsecret- Xquik API key from the dashboard if OAuth sign-in is not used
Limitations
The service is paid: search costs one credit per returned tweet and at 0.00015 dollars per credit the first funding is 10 dollars, with unused credits carrying over. Private reads and actions on behalf of an account (posts, likes, follows, direct messages) need a connected X account, and a password, cookie, session export and two-factor code must never be sent to Xquik or an agent. Scraping and automation may conflict with the X platform's rules. The MCP registry version is 2.6.66, the license is MIT and sign-in is OAuth or an API key.
How to disable. Disconnect the server in the client (`claude mcp remove xquik`), remove the skills and revoke the API key in the Xquik dashboard. Unlink the connected X account in the account settings.
FAQ
How do I connect Xquik to Claude Code?
With `claude mcp add --transport http xquik https://xquik.com/mcp` and OAuth or API key sign-in. Skills are installed with `bunx skills@1.5.3 add Xquik-dev/x-twitter-scraper`.
Do I need an X developer account?
No, public reads need no official developer account and no connected X account, only an Xquik key.
What tools does the MCP server have?
`docs`, `search`, `execute` and `whoami`. `execute` calls the chosen API route with code, for example `xquik.request("/api/v1/x/tweets/search", {query: {q: ...}})`.
How are credits charged?
Search costs one credit per returned tweet and post analysis two credits. The first funding is 10 dollars and unused credits carry over.
Are there other ways to access it?
Yes: REST, typed SDKs for TypeScript and Python, a Go CLI, Apify Actors and integrations with n8n, Zapier, Make and Pipedream.
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README in short
The text presents the service as the fastest and cheapest X scraper with complete data and states independence from X Corp. Then come skill installation for Claude Code, Codex and LobeHub, REST examples of tweet search, a table of features and clients and a section on MCP, CLI and SDKs.